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Giveon uses a simile to compare himself to things from his past relationship that has changed and are less likely to change. For example, a balloon that has lost their joy because they are deflated and leftover things from a sad breakup that stay with him like a treasure.

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just the way your are bruno mars-imagery 

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just the way your are bruno mars-imagery 

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Armond Arabshahi, as known as Unlike Pluto vents about the multitude of problems our generation faces and how hard it will be to fix them. A specific issue he brings up is the social ladder as he complains, “They just control us, try to hold us like we’re on their strings. Dancing when they pull us when they fool us saying that we’re free.”  This simile compares the control that people of power have over those with less to puppetry. This is a comparison commonly used to indicate the feeling of total control someone or something has over ones’ life that it/they even control one’s actions. Applying that to powerful people in society Armond explains the feeling that we are being controlled or even brainwashed by those types.

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Pretty much all songs have literary devices in them

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Pretty much all songs have literary devices in them

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"In the Forest" from the Xenoblade Chronicles X soundtrack

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"In the Forest" from the Xenoblade Chronicles X soundtrack

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This song was the one in the trailer for the game (I think). It’s about the world of Mira and what the human race has to face on a strange new planet.  “We are blinded by the answer, blame is hell on the unknown soldier, we are blinded by the power.” I don't really know if it's a hyperbole or personification.

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Lorde describes how her ex-significant other will always be engraved in her heart and memory and she will always

“ be seein' [him] 'ever I go
But honey I'll be seein' you down every road
I'm waiting for it, that green light, I want it
'Cause honey I'll come get my things, but I can't let go
I'm waiting for it, that green light, I want it
Oh, I wish I could get my things and just let go
I'm waiting for it, that green light, I want it” (Lorde).
This is a repetition device as she reiterates the point that she won’t let go and she’s waiting for a sign to let go. She wants to let go, however, at the same time, she’s being pulled back, perhaps by all the good times and memories they had, and she can’t seem to take the steps necessary to move on.

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Bruno mars sings about how he would do anything for this gils and then goes on to explain what he would do,¨I'd catch a grenade for ya (yeah, yeah, yeah)Throw my hand on a blade for ya (yeah, yeah, yeah)I'd jump in front of a train for ya (yeah, yeah, yeah)You know I'd do anything for ya (yeah, yeah, yeah)¨(Mars).
Bruno mars uses hyperboles and he is exaggerating like i would catch a grenade for you, first that wouldn't be possible, so he is exaggerating the things he would do for the girl.

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"Good Riddance(Time of Your Life)" by Green Day

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"Good Riddance(Time of Your Life)" by Green Day

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Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day uses personification by saying,"time grabs you by the wrist, directs you where to go." This shows the importance of time and experience on how it could guide you to make better decisions.

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Ariana starts off her song by describing her feelings towards another person and claims, “I’m so into you, I can barely breathe.”

This is an example of hyperbole because it shows an extreme exaggeration of her being so into someone that it is like they take her breath away, which is not actually true or else she may have been dead already, but it is just to show that she feels strongly towards someone.

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Dababy uses a rhetorical question to make fun of his haters, saying, "Ever made you a million? I tell 'em, "Riddle me that, " ain't offended me yet."  He uses this rhetorical question because he knows the guy he is talking to is a broke boy so he is using the question to make fun of him.

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Def Leppard talks about how this woman he loves makes him feel. "“Such a woman, you got style. You make every man feel like a child”. (Leppard). He compares that this woman makes him feel like a child, basically saying that he takes away all of the worries of his life.

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Bruno mars starts of with, "Easy come, easy go" which is an idiom to tell about a person who doesn't take the relationship seriously.

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“Son, I have watched you fade in

You will watch me fade out

I have watched you fade in

You will watch me fade out

When the grip leaves my hand

I know you won't let me down”  With this verse it's a metaphor of the dad watching his son grow up and how his son watched him turn to an older man and start to die in a way. It also talks about how the “when the grip leaves my hand i  know you wont let me down” this is saying that when i die i know ill be proud to be you

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“You're making me crazy
Really driving me mad
That's alright with me
It's really no fuss
As long as you're next to me
Just the two of us”(DeMarco).
This shows how much he is in love with her and how it makes him feel crazy to where he cant seem to control himself and how he wants to stay by her side even if they are just friends.

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omg way too much figurative language in this but one of them:
"there's a fire burning in my bones"

- Chase